Global warming hoax fools millions

What part of "a comparison of the AO index during select winters" don't you understand?

I doubt you know very much about trading either, but since you brought it up an analogous graph might be a comparison of a technical indicator's values during select market conditions.

Get it now littledaviedumbass?
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LOL! :) So when you trade -- to get an idea of where the market in general stands do you use a single stock?

No? Then why would you use a single measure of arctic or antarctic warming to generalize about the entire planet?

And when you trade do you use constant 15 minute bars, or do you use a 3 minute, 8 minute, 15 minute, then seven minute, and a two minute bar, because "there's no rule" that you have to use a representative sample?

Look, I'm sorry you were insulted by an eight-year-old, but it is pretty sad when he can see right through your bullshit, and he's eight. Seriously. You can't even fool an eight-year-old.
 
Quote from Trader666:

What part of "a comparison of the AO index during select winters" don't you understand?

I doubt you know very much about trading either, but since you brought it up an analogous graph might be a comparison of a technical indicator's values during select market conditions.

Get it now littledaviedumbass?

What technical indicator uses a 8 minute, 5 minute, 2 minute then a 15 minute bar? :)

Look, just accept the fact that you were understandably bamboozled by a bunch of liars and nuts and move on. It happens to all of us at some point.
 
Thanks for confirming my suspicion that you know very little about trading.

Those readings weren't on different timeframes, littledaviedumbass, they were on different dates. So the trading analogy would be like comparing the values of a technical indicator on the same timeframe but on the dates that select market conditions occurred.

Get it now?

P.S. About this eight-year-old you keep bringing up... if he's real I hope you're not destroying his objectivity by filling his head with your misconceptions and misunderstandings.

P.P.S. You'd be the expert on being bamboozled.
Quote from bigdavediode:

What technical indicator uses a 8 minute, 5 minute, 2 minute then a 15 minute bar? :)

Look, just accept the fact that you were understandably bamboozled by a bunch of liars and nuts and move on. It happens to all of us at some point.
 
Quote from Trader666:

Thanks for confirming my suspicion that you know very little about trading.

Those readings weren't on different timeframes, littledaviedumbass, they were on different dates. So the trading analogy would be like comparing the values of a technical indicator on the same timeframe but on the dates that select market conditions occurred.

Get it now?

P.S. About this eight-year-old you keep bringing up... if he's real I hope you're not destroying his objectivity by filling his head with your misconceptions and misunderstandings.

P.P.S. You'd be the expert on being bamboozled.

LOL. So if you want to know where the market is going, you pick the DOW average from 1977, 1979, 1985, 1986, and 2008.

You must be a great trader! :)

(EDIT: Sorry, I mean IBM's average, and then generalize to the entire DOW.)
 
Thanks for AGAIN confirming my suspicion that you know very little about trading.
Quote from bigdavediode:

LOL. So if you want to know where the market is going, you pick the DOW average from 1977, 1979, 1985, 1986, and 2008.

You must be a great trader! :)

(EDIT: Sorry, I mean IBM's average, and then generalize to the entire DOW.)
 
Quote from Trader666:

Thanks for AGAIN confirming my suspicion that you know very little about trading.

Well I realized that my analogy wasn't quite stupid enough to reflect your global warming denier "evidence."
 
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Quote from Trader666:

Actually your analogy was bullshit, just like the bullshit the IPCC cranks out to fool pawns and stooges like you.

Okay, why is the analogy bullshit? What in your selective measures of regional temperature data averages for erratic years is not similar to discerning a trend in the DOW from IBM's average prices staggered randomly?
 
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